Simple Git & GitHub Shell Scripts

Description

These shell scripts are crafted to enhance and streamline your Git and GitHub CLI workflows.
By leveraging the GitHub API, they allow you to perform essential GitHub operations directly from the terminal.

Whether you need to create, delete, change visibility, or manage collaborators
for your GitHub repositories, these scripts enable you to do so efficiently
without ever leaving the command line.

Prerequisites

• Packages: Ensure git and gh are installed and properly configured.
  • GitHub CLI Guide: Gh Config
  • Git Guide: Git Config
• Font: Nerd Font is recommended for optimal display.

Scripts Installation (Local)

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/h471x/source_controller.git

2. Navigate to the directory

cd git_gh

3. Set execution permissions

chmod u+x {gh_scripts/*,git_scripts/*,setup/*}

4. Run the installation script

./setup/install.sh

Usages

Once the scripts are installed, you can check for them by running:

ls -l $(whereis sh | grep -o '/[^ ]*/bin' | head -n 1) | grep 'git_gh' | awk '{print $NF}' | xargs -n 1 basename | sed 's/\.sh$//'

• gh Scripts : GitHub operations management

Name	Usage
ghc	Create a new repository
ghf	Fork a repository
ghd	Delete an existing repository
ghv	View and toggle an existing repository's visibility
gck	Create a new branch locally and remotely
gcln	Clone a repository
gbd	Delete an existing branch locally and remotely
ghadd	Add a new collaborator to the repository by username
ghdel	Remove an existing collaborator from the repository by username
ghcls	List all collaborators for the repository by usernames

• git Scripts : common git operations (optional)

Name	Usage
gad	Add and Commit changes
gcb	Switch to the previously checked-out branch
gdf	Short for git diff
glc	Display the number of commits with last messages made by the current user
gmb	Merge the specified branch into the current branch
gnm	Rename the current branch
gpsh	Push local commits to its remote
gpl	Pull remote commits to local
gst	Short for git status -s
grst	Restore changes made